John Nagy is an experienced editor with a focus on local news in Vass. He has written for several publications, including LNP | LancasterOnline, The Pilot LLC, The News & Observer Publishing Company, and The Courier-Tribune. John's articles cover a range of topics, from sports and community events to opinion pieces on language, gratitude, and travel.
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John Nagy's coverage indicates a strong emphasis on local news and sports, particularly high school sports. Given his focus on opinion editorials and government announcements, he is likely to be interested in pitches related to local community issues, education policies, leadership initiatives within the Vass community.
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Everyone loves a parade and it becomes a little more special when it celebrates a quarter of a century.
By: John Nagy
It's only been 31 years since they've been recognized formally, but Indigenous soldiers received their due in Thunder Bay with a pair of exhibits at Lakehead University and Confederation College
One item not likely to be found on too many holiday shopping lists this year is a money clip. “Cash is king.” “In God we trust.
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